One thing worth mentioning for those considering a trip to WV is DO NOT SPEED in the area. The area's finest have a reputation for giving out tickets like candy. Friends of mine have been lucky recipients.
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Most of us at WV have a "we'll believe it when we see it" attitude, but that is the fate of ski areas without developable real estate since that's the only way to make enough $$$ to entice concomitant trail/lift development. .
We have the same attitude at Cannon but I'm not buying the "but that is the fate of ski areas without developable real estate since that's the only way to make enough $$$ to entice concomitant trail/lift development" argument.Cannon has never had 1 acre to build or sell RE in all its history.They have completed 3 phases of lift/trail upgrades in the last 10 years and more to come with the Mittersill expansion,though limited as that will be.Where there is a will there is a way and it doesn't get much more pesimistic than those of us that have skied Cannon for 30+ years.
I get that deal as a staff member. But it is not Cannon every year and the price changes. The students vote on all the local options in a "blind" ballot system in which the mountain stats are presented without names. Pretty obvious who is who. I am hoping for Cannon again this seasonI guess directed at the OP by the way my kid is looking at PSU seriously - we went on a recent tour and PSU has hooked up with Cannon for their ski club deal we were told on the tour.
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I get that deal as a staff member. But it is not Cannon every year and the price changes. The students vote on all the local options in a "blind" ballot system in which the mountain stats are presented without names. Pretty obvious who is who. I am hoping for Cannon again this seasonSurprised it has not gone to Loon though with their park. What can I say, the kids at PSU know their terrain.
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We have the same attitude at Cannon but I'm not buying the "but that is the fate of ski areas without developable real estate since that's the only way to make enough $$$ to entice concomitant trail/lift development" argument.Cannon has never had 1 acre to build or sell RE in all its history.They have completed 3 phases of lift/trail upgrades in the last 10 years and more to come with the Mittersill expansion,though limited as that will be.Where there is a will there is a way and it doesn't get much more pesimistic than those of us that have skied Cannon for 30+ years.
I get that deal as a staff member. But it is not Cannon every year and the price changes. The students vote on all the local options in a "blind" ballot system in which the mountain stats are presented without names. Pretty obvious who is who. I am hoping for Cannon again this seasonSurprised it has not gone to Loon though with their park. What can I say, the kids at PSU know their terrain.
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I run the Bookstore at PSU. So if you bought a sweatshirt on your last visit, we may have ever met and not known it at the time. PSU was voted one of the best places to work in a recent poll. Though technically, I don't work "for" the University.Didn't know you worked at PSU isn't that listed as one of the best schools to work for in NE?
We actually had a long chat with President Steen, she was very impressive. Nice lady.